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- The Black Market was a market in Quecer Port, on the ice covered planet Toola. Black Market got its name from all of the illegal trade.
- A market where illegal weapons can be secretly obtained. Is included as a feature in SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2, where the player's LI (Local Influence) makes certain weapons temporarily available in the loadout screen.
- The Black Market is a forum wher users can trade and sell item to each other, without using the normal shops.
- You can make an item (Weapons, Armor, Vehicles or Animals) every 23 hours.
- The Black Market is a market that exists 'outside of the game'. It is an unofficial market that is not encouraged by game administration, although no steps have been taken to abolish trades outside the In-game Market.
- In SLASH'EM, the Black Market is a shop that covers most of its level and offers a wide variety of goods -- but charges many times the usual price for them. Specifically, it charges 50x as much for magical items, and 25x as much for normal items. One-eyed Sam is the shopkeeper, and is very difficult to kill, even as shopkeepers go. He wields the deadly sword Thiefbane and is equipped with most of an ascension kit (well-enchanted gray dragon scale mail, a shield of reflection and speed boots, as well as an amulet of life saving).
- Black Market – lokacja, pojawiająca się w grach Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, Sonic Adventure 2 i Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. Jest to sklep, w którym gracz może kupić przedmioty do swojego ogrodu Chao.
- The Black Market (German: Schwarzmarkt) is a series of illegal stores in Isenstadt offering ammunition and upgrades to the player in Wolfenstein. They are run by the brothers Anton and Stefan Kriege. Anton runs the streets, while Stefan is the brains of the operation.
- The Black Market is a shop that appears throughout the Wild Arms series where rare items can bought.
- A black market is
- The Black Market is the name given to the various buyers and sellers of illegal goods and services throughout the Frontier. There is/are no formal location(s) known as "the Black Market", though it is possible on occasion to find a place where one or more purveyors of illicit goods have set up shop in the same place. Any such location is going to be a closely-guarded secret.
- The Black Market was an unofficial network among players from the underground community, which was often associated with the trade of contraband items. Majority of these items were illegal, or created through use via hacking or glitching. Many rare items were duplicated and spread to players through the Black Market such as Twilight, Divine, END, Jade Token, AIDA Sample, and Twilight Bracelet. After the patch was released which removed the ability to duplicate items, the Black Market has since dwindled in supply.
- The black market was an illegal underworld center that the crime organizations accessed. Many forbidden droids, weapons, and other technological innovations could be found on the black market. Black market technology was most often employed by criminal organizations, though some military organizations used them as well. Although the technology was effective and occasionally new, it was sometimes outdated compared to other technologies in the galaxy.
- The Black Market is the Consignment House for villains. For more information on what Consignment Houses are and how to use them, see Consignment House.
- The Black Market was an important battlefield structure for the GLA.
- thumb|El Black Market El Black Market es una tienda donde se compran artículos Chao. Los productos incluyen los sombreros, frutas y huevos. El Black Market está dirigido por un Chao, y está situado en el Chao Garden en o en el Station Square Chao Garden en Sonic Adventure DX junto a la entrada.
- A Black Market is usually a term used to describe trade that goes against government controls, such as selling illegal or restricted goods. However, in the Democracy games, a black market is a situation where employers and workers begin using untraceable physical cash instead of bank transactions in order to avoid having to pay taxes. Black markets increase the perception of Crime within the nation by a small amount. They're caused by a high Corporation Tax, Income Tax, and/or Sales Tax. Abolishing or lowering these taxes or introducing Unemployed Benefits should clear up the market.
- The Black Market [[:File:|[, ]]] is located in the far northeastern room of the Underbelly in Dalaran. Rogue supply vendors can be found here. It is located directly beneath Sunreaver's Sanctuary, close enough that a Horde character who dies in the Black Market can resurrect in Sunreaver's Sanctuary, though Alliance characters will be immediately teleported out.
- The prices are listed in parenthesis. The chance of these items appearing can be random.
- The Black Market is a strategic military option for nations which either cannot supply themselves with military goods via self production, or international purchase. Using the Black Market comes at a cost as the price of units are higher than that which can be bought from some international states. However, it does offer more fexibility for the Head of State as they have no need to worry about any arms embargoes which may be sanctioned against their state.
- The Black Market (ブラックマーケット?) is a location in Megami Ibunroku Persona.
- Allows us to buy new technology illegal to other fractions.
- It is one of three possible powers gained from the quest "Black Book: Untold Legends."
- Black Market is a Buzzword slang which describes the economic and financial activities taking place secretly outside the government approved systems. These practices are indulged for a variety of reasons like avoiding incidence of tax, siphoning of money outside the country and keeping them secretly in secret accounts in some other countries, bringing into a country unaccounted money from some other countries, and many such activities which are not legally approved. Black Market also describes exchange of goods (and sometimes services too) in an illegal manner like buying an selling of illicit and prohibited drugs, firearms, stolen and contraband goods, etc.
- From Pardusian Database Jump to: navigation, search [edit] Intro The black market is some dodgy corner of a space station or planet that can be used to acquire goods. Since these people are doing it on the dodge, most of the goods are quite expensive to buy, and very expensive to sell. All illegals can be bought in these places, albiet at a high price. Buying and selling illegals comes with the risk of ending up on The other side of the Law and getting a faction bounty. The black market of each cluster gets the same black market shortage for a week. This means that some items thoughout the whole cluster will not be available at the black market. The black market can close for a period when someone sells an amount of illegals to it, due to raids by the authorities.
- A black market is a market in which certain goods or services are routinely traded in a manner contrary to the laws or regulations of the government in power. Typical reasons why the market goes underground in this way include the desire by substantial numbers of buyers and sellers to evade restrictive government price controls or inconvenient rationing schemes, to avoid paying heavy taxes on the good or service in question, or simply to be able to obtain forbidden goods or services that the government does not want the people to have at all.
- Black Market is the fourth episode of the seventh season of The Mentalist.
- Seize (Jika pemain menghancurkan Territory ini, pemain tersebut peroleh 2 gold).
- The Black Market is a market and service in Just Cause 2.
- Black market operations are the driving technolgical force for the Zann Consortium. They are used instead of upgrading and stealing technology as done by other Faction.
- It is represented by the icon of a black canvas tent, with text in blue, and can be found under "Trade". The items in the Black Market can only be purchased with passes or diamonds.
- Located at 3rd and Washington near the fairground, Black Market provides you with the tri-state area's largest inventory of exotic furs, ivory, discount medication, narcotics, ragpaste, lemons (for lemonade), and jewelry. In addition, Black Market offers a wide variety of cars, weaponry, and sex slaves for any occasion! Also, 99% of most black markets are usually stocked with watermelon, fried chicken, Kool-Aid, collard greens, and cheap dirt weed from Mexico.
- The Black Market is the "Home Depot" for America-haters like Osama bin Laden, Hugo Chavez, and Michael Moore. You can buy anything that America does not stand for, i.e. 'burnt American flags', 'Nuclear weapons', 'Jay Leno late night episodes', etc. It is believed that all customers of the Underground Economy will spend an eternity in Hell getting finger-raped by Samuel L. Jackson and Charlie Sheen. Basically, it is heaven for people like Neil Patrick Harris. Haters, what up? YOLO...
- The Black Market is accessed through a trapdoor near the Playhouse (across from Madame Eve's) on Lanilor Lane in Aleroth during the events of Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance.
- The Black Market is a unique Infrastructure building in Tropico 2 that provides a way to buy supplies for ships without needing to produce them. After each purchase, the per unit cost of supplies increases. Therefore, it is generally better to buy larger amounts or fill larger ships first before buying for smaller ships. Generally speaking, the black market is good early on as it can potentially pay for itself in the long run through early cruises.
- During the Clone Wars, Almec established a black market on Mandalore to provide needed goods after the planet was cut off from Galactic Republic aid. After her previous lightsabers were stolen by Padawan Barriss Offee, Asajj Ventress acquired a replacement on the black market. Ezra Bridger once stole several items from the TIE/ln space superiority starfighter of Baron Valen Rudor to sell on Lothal's black market. Delphi Kloda taught his pupils that every planet had a black market if one knew where to look.
- Black market is a term for an illegal economy that is not regulated. Many goods are sold in this manner, such as weapons and drugs. The Ferengi control the black market for meat on Vulcan. (ST reference: Federation Passport) The black market thrived on Terok Nor during the Occupation and was run by individuals such as Quark and Ibudan. (DS9 episodes: "Necessary Evil", "A Man Alone") Quark would later maintain links with the black market when the station became Deep Space 9, although under Odo's constant watch. (DS9 episode: "The Passenger")
- In the United States, the drug war has failed horribly. About 119 million Americans have used an illicit substance at least once, and an estimated 22 million Americans used an illegal drug at least once a month in 2009. [1] The War on Drugs along with lobbying by private prison industry have led to a massive prison population, and has led to drug violence in Mexico many parts of the world. The prohibition of Alcohol in the United States, which lasted from 1920 to 1933, was also a failure. A black market arose for alcohol. This illegal alcohol was often very toxic, and was sometimes lethal. Today, the drinking age in the United States is 21. Many teenagers start drinking long before they are legally allowed.
- The Black Market is where Hayden can buy new weapons, sell old weapons or unwanted equipment, upgrade his weapons, or change his loadout. After Hayden meets Yargo, Hayden is granted access to the Black Market, which can be entered by finding flashing sewer manholes with a white lotus painted onto them. Weapons can be purchased using rubles, which can be found scattered throughout the game. More weapons become unlocked for purchase in each subsequent chapter. Only weapons can be bought at the Black Market. Ammo, grenades, and upgrades cannot be bought.
- The black market allows players to buy and sell Metal and Crystal in exchange for Credits. The purchase rate for these resources fluctuates over time, and is also heavily influenced by players purchasing and selling a particular resource. It works on the basics of supply and demand. If lots of players are buying something, e.g crystal, the prices of crystal will go up dramatically. If players are selling lots of something, e.g metal, the price will go down until it reaches a set price. At the start of the game, you begin with plentiful metal but little crystal. As a result, many players will sell metal and buy crystal at the very start of the game, before prices can fluctuate.
- The black market refers to illegal trade outside the official economy. Both humans and Covenant are known to engage in black market activities. Black market bazaars are locations where illegal products can be handled on the black market by either pirates or insurrectionists including the United Rebel Front, although the fact that URF rebels attend these bazaars is not certain. A black market bazaar was spotted in November of 2525 near the Roosevelt Military Base, which was taken down by Blue Team. During the Human-Covenant war, Covenant weaponry modified for human uses was sold on the black market.
- - Eggs These are special Chao eggs you can get, and are no different from normal Chao, with the only exception being color. Colored Chao can still be raised to be a Hero, Dark, or any other Chao. Keep in mind, that even if you have the right amount of emblems, you still may not see the egg you want. This is because there are some colors of eggs you will never see on 1 save file(For example, if you never see certain eggs and have 180 emblems, chances are you won't see them). Egg List (in order by Emblems) _________________________________________________________________________________________
- A black market was a market in which all applicable taxes and/or regulations were avoided. Items could be bought on the black market by those not legally able to purchase them otherwise, often for a substantial fee. There was a black market selling alien species on Earth in the 21st century. John Harrison paid millions for a group of Skullion slaves who had crash landed in Central Asia. They were brought across Europe and then across the English Channel. (TV: The Man Who Never Was) File:StubTab.png
- A black market is an island attraction building placed on a medium or large island. Players can purchase black boxes from them, which have a random item inside. Attraction buildings are nearly identical to regular infrastructure buildings: they change ownership along with an island's governance and they do not count against an island's building limit on medium islands. There are however a few differences: __FORCETOC__
- Plot Haunted by his near-death experience after ejecting from the Blackbird, Apollo begins sleeping with Shevon, a prostitute on Cloud Nine who reminds him of his pregnant girlfriend who died in the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies. Dee asks Apollo whether their relationship is going anywhere; he brushes her off. Roslin objects but acquiesces to the resolution. Zarek makes his way aboard Phelan's ship. Shevon refuses to see Apollo again, saying she cannot replace his lost love. Dee returns to Billy Keikeya.
- The Black Market is a shop found in the city of Sanctuary in Borderlands 2 and in Concordia in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. It is tended by Crazy Earl. The only currency that the Sanctuary Black Market accepts is Eridium, while the Concordia Black Market only accepts Moonstone. In both cases the Black Market is a purveyor of Storage Deck Upgrades. *Lasers are exclusive to Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Each upgrade increases ammo/slot capacity by the same number per upgrade for each storage type:
- Andris - While legal and widespread in its use in food as a flavor enhancer and peventer of spoilage, a highly reformed version of Andris is on the black market for its ability to grant its users sensory enhancement. The Empire allowed its soldiers to use it to increase their effectiveness. Avabush - A sedative and, when used properly, a truth serum. Booster Blue - Made out of an industrial dye used in starship manufacturing. Enhances physical reaction time. Giggledust - More or less harmless, makes everything seem humorous to the consumer. Glitteryll - Memory loss.
- A black market was a market consisting of all commerce on which applicable taxes and/or regulations of trade were being avoided. Items could be purchased on the black market by those not legally able to purchase them otherwise, often for a substantial fee. Quark admitted that he ran a black market on Terok Nor during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. (DS9: "Necessary Evil") Ibudan used to run black market medical supplies through Terok Nor during the same period. (DS9: "A Man Alone") This indicates that Quark likely was still involved in the black market after the Occupation had ended.
- The black market is a criminal, underground network of suppliers, buyers and sellers of contraband or illegal goods within the Coalition territories. There are other black markets in non-CS regions which sell absolutely anything whom are not part of the grand well-connected operations within the Coalition States. What can be bought, sold or arranged if you make the right connections; Information, contraband, drugs, gambling, prostitution, fencing stolen goods, forgery, cybernetics, bionics, surgical procedures, extortion and even murder.
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